4 Signs that the Wild Card Rule hasn't actually ended 

#1 Bray Wyatt competing for a RAW exclusive title

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Moving on to the biggest and most controversial feud on WWE TV, 'The Fiend' Bray Wyatt is set to challenge Universal Champion Seth Rollins for his title at Crown Jewel.

What started as the hottest Universal Title feud ever soon resulted in massive fan backlash, due to the controversial Hell in a Cell finish. The recently concluded draft saw SmackDown use a first round selection to bag Bray Wyatt, leading many to believe that the rivalry between he and Rollins had concluded. This was not the case, however, as WWE announced a Universal Championship rematch between the two at the upcoming Saudi Arabian show.

There are several problems with this. First, a SmackDown Superstar competing for a RAW exclusive title immediately after the draft does not give the message that the Wild Card Rule is over. Second, what would happen if Wyatt manages to win the Universal Championship? Will he change brands and come back to RAW only a couple of weeks after SmackDown used a first round pick to acquire him?

WWE has also advertised a massive Steel Cage match between The Fiend and Seth Rollins on the RAW following Crown Jewel, which further raises doubts about the state of the Wild Card Rule. Hopefully, WWE will soon get things back to normal as the two rosters settle in.

What are your thoughts on the 2019 draft and the ending of the Wild Card Rule? Let us know in the comments section below.

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